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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2019 · 45 MIN

Interview with Finn Johnston on How A Local Church Should Be Thinking About Digital

from Digital Church Toolkit Podcast · host Digital Church Toolkit

In this interview Peter talks with Finn Johnston, Comms Director at Forge Community Church  (www.forgechurch.com) in Suffolk UK, about building church in the English countryside, inviting people into a conversation online and how a local church should be thinking about digital. Finn's Top Tools Scheduling with Buffer - www.buffer.com Design with Canva - www.canva.com Resources on Church Motion Graphics - www.ChurchMotionsGraphics.com Podcasting with Anchor - www.anchor.fm Finn's Top Tops "No content is better than bad content" Four words or more" ---- Digital Church Toolkit equips the church with tools and wisdom to spread the Gospel and reach communities in the digital age. We make digital communications easier for churches, ministries and events by making sure their branding is on point, websites do their job and social media is being utilised. Website: www.DigitalChurchToolkit.com Instagram: @DigitalChurchToolkit Facebook: /DigitalChurchToolkit Meet Josh: IG @JBStannard Meet Peter: IG @Peter_Murden

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